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AllyShield review

Freemium#27 of 163 in Accessibility Testing SoftwareWebsite Accessibility Tools

A web accessibility scanner that pairs ongoing checks with AI-generated code fixes.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AllyShield is a web accessibility testing platform for website owners, developers, agencies, and enterprise teams. It crawls websites, checks pages against WCAG rules, and reports issues such as missing alternative text and insufficient contrast. Prioritized findings, accessibility scoring, historical tracking, and AI-generated remediation suggestions and code patches make it relevant to teams looking to pair automated checks with guidance for addressing issues.

The published monthly plans start with Free at €0, allowing 3 scans per month, 1 page per scan, and 1 domain. Starter costs €49 per month and raises the limits to 25 scans, 5 pages per scan, and 3 domains, with 5 AI fixes per scan. Pro is €99 per month for 100 scans, 25 pages per scan, 10 domains, scheduled scans, and API access. Agency costs €149 per month and adds 500 scans, 50 pages per scan, 50 domains, white-label reports, and custom rules. Enterprise costs €799 per month and includes unlimited scans and domains, 100 pages per scan, SSO/SAML, and dedicated support. The pricing page says annual billing provides 12 months for the price of 10.

For teams integrating accessibility checks into existing work, AllyShield offers a REST API, CLI, CI/CD templates, and integrations with Slack, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear, Asana, and Bitbucket. Its issue tracker supports assignments, notes, and status tracking, while branded PDF and web reports help share results. These capabilities suit teams that want automated site scanning and remediation workflows. Teams that require manual accessibility review tools should look for an alternative or pair automated scanning with a separate manual review process; AllyShield's stated workflow is centered on automated checks and generated fixes.

AllyShield pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI-generated code fixes accompany prioritized accessibility reports.
    • Scheduled and deployment-triggered scans support continuous monitoring.
    • REST API, CLI, CI/CD templates, and integrations support team workflows.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Automated scans do not include manual review tools.
    • The Free plan allows only 3 scans per month and 1 page per scan.
    • Mobile testing is listed, but the product description focuses on websites.

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